Kalani Baby Dresser for Nursery - GREENGUARD Gold Certified Wooden 6 Drawer Double Dresser - Kids Dresser for Boys and Girls - Multi-Purpose White Dresser for Bedroom, Living Room, and Hallway

We’d been looking for a solid wood dresser that wasn’t going to blow our budget. I’m happy to say that this dresser has surpassed our expectations. It’s tall, wide, and beautiful. The assembly was also easy, though two people is definitely a must. This thing is heavy!The drawers don’t slam when you push like some cheaper drawers do. It’s a slow and soft close that I didn’t know I would love so much. This dresser if a definite must for someone looking for an affordable wooden dresser!

Very heavily and good quality made!!!

Very happy with our purchase. Assembly was not bad. Took me and my wife about 2.5 hours to do. (Including unboxing). The drawers were a bit tricky and could be hard to do for one person. Overall the chestnut finish is nice and matches our babyletto sprout crib nicely. There are a few sides that have small splinters. But overall it seems sturdy and well built. The changing table on top looks great and completes the look.

I've been searching for a small dresser and had originally planned to purchase a vintage piece. When the Davinci Kalani landed on my search page, I decided to go for it. The style and size were absolutely perfect for my needs and are exactly as advertised. For that reason I give it five stars. BUT...HARDWAREThe hardware is well packaged and labeled. The hardest part was getting the parts out of the package. Keep a pair of scissors nearby to cut out only the parts you need when you need it.At the start of the instruction manual, they make it sound like you only need an Allen wrench (included). But for the drawer assembly and hardware, you need to bring your own Phillips head screwdriver. I read some other reviews about using an power screw driver and happily charged mine up that morning before the box arrived.AMAZON DELIVERYMy first pro is a shout out to the Amazon delivery team. They were wonderful.FIRST IMPRESSIONThe box was heavy so I opened it down stairs and carried it piece by piece up to the bedroom to assemble. I took my time, went slowly and followed the instructions. When you open the box, you can smell the wood, which is nice. It's relatively easy to assemble and you don't need two people, but a second hand could be helpful when attaching the left side to the right and holding together the drawers.PROS.Each part is clearly labeled. Take your time and match the label to the instructions before securing the hardware.CONS.My only con, and this is why I have rated this four stars instead of five, is the frustrating drawer assembly. This should have been the easiest part, but it quickly became an exercise in frustration and injury.It started out okay. I attached the two roller sides to the front panel. Each piece is labeled, so follow the instructions. Then I slid the bottom piece in the grooves. It's smooth so your clothes won't snag, which is what I wanted. I purchased this to hold some new sweaters.This is where the problems begin:At this point, you slip in the bottom bar into place. It's held in with two small dowels on the top and bottom. They fit in place but not securely - they wobble. So when you have to attach Part M to the wobbly base, the parts shift, making it difficult to align the screws. PLUS, the predrilled holes you're aiming for are small and not easy to align.BEWARE OF PART M.Here's your splinter warning. Part M (M for Mishap) is the back of the drawer. It's a wooden board that you have to attach to the side and base with screws. But the edges were surprisingly rough and I got a terrible splinter. Not cool.So, when I turned the screws that attach Part M to the rest of the drawer, even though I took my time and worked carefully, the parts shifted and the screw cut into Part M, creating a small crack in one of the boards. This is VERY frustrating because I'm afraid the rough edge will damage my garments.Overall, it's a pretty dresser. But I'm annoyed about the drawer issue, the crack in Part M, and the splinter, which is still lodged under my skin as I type this review.SIDE NOTE: Although this is marketed as a baby dresser, I purchased this for an adult. There is a wall strap included, which I did not install.

Nice and sturdy

I feel this was a bargain, solid and beautifully made. Took about an hour to assemble, though your mileage may vary —my daughter is a whiz at that stuff.

It takes a bit of effort to put this thing together. In my case I also added wood glue to increase the overall sturdiness of the unit, given I'll never take it apart again. I think it is a good idea to also order a can of wood glue, just to increase the sturdiness of it. It will take a little longer to put it together then, and in my case it took roughly 5 hours.It looks good. And for the money, there is not more that I would have expected. One things is that the gliders of the drawers feel cheap. If you would open it on one knob, the drawers will move poorly, because the force is on one side of the drawer. You really need to use both hands and slowly open it. Given that this dresser is all drawer, cheap gliding mechanisms do impact the functionality directly.On one of the drawer fronts there was a pain blister. Nothing too big, and if you don't look carefully you probably would not notice. Still, it should not be there. So I contacted the support email and telephone number added inside of the package, of MDB the family company. No one replies to your emails. The telephone gives you a nice menu, it acts as if you are waiting, but always - and I tried often - it will in the end go to a voicemail. Talking to the voicemail does not matter; no one will call you back. This is a façade of service, but there actually is no service to be expected. I asked Amazon to intervene and we'll see what will happen.All in all, good looking dresser with poor drawer gliders and no service to be expected. You're either lucky if you get it, or not...

Very pretty dresser and the overall quality is acceptable. The one huge drawback is the amount of wasted space between the drawer back and the back of the cabinet. About 4 inches of empty space which could have been used to make a deeper drawer. 4 inches times the 3 drawers is about a foot total wasted space! Also the drawer sliders only allow part of the drawer to slide out making it very difficult to use the entire drawer which is already too shallow. This is particularly true of the top drawer due to the bowed top. Though the dresser looks very nice, the functionality is poor and wasteful. Finally, there is no bottom on the dresser which makes me think that bugs and dust can easily get into the drawers. These could all be easy fixes by the manufacturer to make the overall design of this dresser better and more complete.